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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-05-13

clergyman who married four couples in
one hour the other evening, remarked TO a
friend that it was pretty fast work. u
Not very responded the friend only
four knots an hour. accident Neirs,
An exchange says of a successful man
who has Just died. He began life bare
footed boy One would think that most
persons were born with number ten cow
hide boots ON Y, Herald.
"What is the leading branch in your
school y asked lady Of a teacher Be
fore the teacher could vouchsafe a reply a
little boy interrupted the conversation with
Il know ~ And what is it, little boy =
asked the lady, That switch in the cor
ner maam.
1t is stated that the motion of a humor-
Gus member of the California legislature
giving the dome of the capitol to the San
Francisco members, failed because the
dome was gilded and not solid gold
Probably few readers have thought OF
the truthfulness of this brief question Ii
it not remaI kable that whenever you dis
cuss religious matters with fool you fine
him engaged the same way Gospel Age
People call it putting up at hotel, be
cause there is so much that they have Il
put up with -IerdS S9ttHJS.
/ In hotel fire, run; in a theatre fire
stand still in railroad train fire, say YOU
prayers. -Omdhd World
A fireman who had rendered efficient ser
vice in fighting the fire iend in "A western
/ city recently died His companions sent 1
/ floral pillow, ON which was inscribed I'll,
| has gone 10 his last fire. The widow re
iected the tribute
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-05-13
SICK

Headache, Vet Carriers Little LiNcrli~ are equal.
~ valuable 100 Constipation. curing and preventing
This auuus INK complaint while they also correct
all disorder, of the stomach, stimulate the liver
and regulate the bowels Even II they only cured
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-05-13
HEAD

Ache they would H. almost priceless 20 those who
suffer from this distressing complaint: hut iurtu.
uatly their goodness du-s not End here and thp~'
who once. try them Viii find tht=' little pills vhlu
abb, IA many ways that they Will not b" " illus
a.. ,ttflt,uf fl,.fu Isuf nftar all SICK lsnl
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
TUESDAY. NovEMBEa go. 1887.
THE LAWS DELAYS are proverbial

THE LAWS DELAYS are proverbial,
and nOaLtss are they more fully Illus
trAte6 trau N the Superior Court OF
this cc-nfy Yesterday Was the frat
day OF i.o Novem Der term, asd out o:
l3S cSse 90 the trial list bat "a we're
mark - being ready for trial, out As
Q mA.'gf fact there we're none ready,
for - as4 sss AFTER case was called at
the a.te,1,ou session there was some
thing q each which caused It's being
postpc,o. uuGl to-day, or some future
sime -ns Is 20. the fault OF the Court,
and w. bs eve the Chief Justice and
Asso, s'e Judges ere not only willing,
bu. agI rs TO try every case on the
list ~ 4lspose OF 1t rs soon ss possi-
BILE. 5lneames . consinuAu % Is asksd
for By tie attorneys on both sides OF
cast; N c,hers the attorney on one side
will ak Il, while the counsel on The
opposite s4es wlll oppose It. The frsi
will then !Ay his legal grounds for .
conanusn ,s, sn1 half . day is some
times spent n arguing on this point,
which Is generally carried, and the con-
Unusu,e granted. 1. frequently hap
pens ,a, p.a.ntlffs and Witnesses come
from distance and attend Court at
grsa. II 52venlenoe and personal loss,
couseG E-,:.y It 10 not Diff ,ult TO
imAg.Es tae.r feelings when they zee
their cases contin ued from term TO term,
and W. srs, As sometimes happens, suis
is brousat 20 reoover for goods sold and
dslivtret, they ere obliged to spend
more Z gosy than 10 involved. An at-
torrey CT the New Castle bar In speak.
ing OF ta.s matter yesterday said that
these ie.ays caused considerable hard
ship t. TIE business men OF this city,
and llssea them At . disadvantage
with u 7se Of other cities 10 purchasing
goods CT. credit. He said thst he has
had sevsfa. cases where parties In this
city la 3orsh. goods for which they
failed 70 pay, where the bills ranged
from 500 10 5000, and thA. when these
were : led IN his hands for collection
wi.a .L.t:rsiion to bring suit, aud he
had .I,iA.rsd 10 the plaintiffs the
lenE;1 !. time tha. would probably
elAps5 b ore the case would be tried, he
has been sod TO drop IT, bu! the seller
has v3,s3 !hA!in the future no one In
th!s c.y would obtain goods from him
With. eons guarantee thu. the bill
wou , ? paid when due. With these
fac.s h 3fe rs 1t sesms that II 1. Ia
poss re means should be adopted
by E-an cases may bs disposed o.
witt vexAaous delays.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
over the Border.

Ii is said that bank presidents, trca
surers, cashiers and other officers o
financial institutions have been rathel
shy about visiting Montreal, Quebec
and other Canadian cities the past Va
cation season. A returned bank tellei
speaks of meeting one of the directors
OF his bank. who greeted him with
rather q startled look of recognition,
and after few words hurried away,
but was seen shortly after coming ouI
Of the telegraph Office, and was some
what confused on being asked by the
counter of bank notes il Everything
was right AT the bank Canada il
becoming a sort of Botany Bay of the
United States, and il will not be sur
prising, after the colony Of thieves and
deisulters gets little larger, ii society
introductions take place there some
thing as follows:
Mr.. Walkaway, allow me to pre-
sent my friend, Mr.. Farosharp-si,
hundred thousand-Orphan Trus
Company, New York"
Who is the lady in diamonds"
THAT. sir. is the wife Of our friend
Bus,emup, late cashier Fastanloost
Bank, Connecticut--you remember
nearly million--smart, sir, very
"Who is the pale young man oppo
site:'
"Oh, he is one OF our nobo lies
Hartaker, merchants clerk; only fiy
thousand or SO; he's alone; his tamil,
are in Maine
"Yes sir. we've some of the smartes
men IN the States here, men that hav
been great deal run after, and we ar
looking for bigger ones to come. Can
ada may We; become the st. Helena {
the Napoleons o! Finance"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29

GOOD PAVED streets are something
70 be desired In every CITY, aud IL is
well for cities such ss Wilmingson, 70
gain wisdom In this matter from the
experience OF others. The asphsit
blocks raransly laid on Market street
between Filth and Sixth streets ere no
douo: very good, but the question nat
nra.iy sTssse 10 his the best m.tsrIAl
shat can be- o1saned for this purpo Sc
on stree wh rs there is considsrsb q
heavy tr.Ve3 A letter from Mr.
James Spear . Phil,deIphlan. recently
published 10 the Eveutps Gall Of thu,
city RnswFrs 10 he negative, and as II
con ,sias many valuan nle Suggestions We
repu blisa 1 III -uil to-day. In this let
Ger Mr.. 8 ear sdvoostes wood pave
mens, on s,r-ets ~here there is heavy
travel, and ..posls block for the sid,
Suee.s. This communication will beAl
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29

TIE MURDER st the Excelsior brew
cry .Asi sunday evening Is the second
one iEa. has btea com mitsed by parties
who became crazy drunk st that place,
or q. tee gsrden connected with 1t. To-
day tn s.s - . widow and children, Who
still raoIrns for her husband and their
father, the faithful OHa ,sr Peterson,
sho. GoSn by Davis, Who had become
drur 81 that same place. The eff Ger
lie IL lis grave, While his slayer, .
young man is In New Castle jail, as
stgred 70 i. living tomb, his young life
forever olighted and the mark OF Gain
upou h.s brow. But this trouble and
desc alton Was not enough, and the
place sks still permitted 70 receive Its
lIcepte, tho consequence OF which is now
seen IN another wife being rendered q
v.d1w, and . young child . half or
phap. Il 10 said that the place is no Y
conducted by . company OF men WHIT
would be loAthe to have Ii known tha
they are copne,ted with 1t, but no mat
ser whom the owners or oo ,upants ms!
be, tHe place should be broken up
something In which the court can ma
Ser.s!ly assist by refusing TO reuew tn,
license for the saloon aud garden, whel
1t Is again applied for.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29

TE8gCGH KSrRRPRIsE, intu.try
and e -sIy the great mass OF the
cidzsLs ot cur country have placed
thenss rs IN conpsrAt!vely comfort.
Bile r:c .IstAncas. The greater mum Der
OF psup-r,y holders became 50 through
the "a sff1ris and mol By inherit
ancs -1.s fs,s sho rs tha. the ex.
treusy poor have not lx5ored and
econ z,t wisely and we'll. The
yea =Iu Who expends his money TO
grst : - propensity for enjoymsn.
and clsr:e must expect to live from
hSut 10 uou.h and die in poverty,
wh'.a ,;s one who takes care OF his
penE!ls VIII become comparative y
we! Z z tails worlds goods. We do
NOS Atv.se n!ggArdltness on the part Of
the ~es.:ly. When . compe.encs hiss
oeen o7l.ned there should be ex pendl.
kure 70 Fapp'y All reasonable wants.
The rue po.icy is 10 save while young
to ex2sr1 when old and infrn. Thai
this nay De done 10 proved by thou
sAnds oi instances.
WhAt rs, been accomplished In Il q
past may be accomplished In he 'uiure.
The dlnSeRs hand mAketn rich and
adds - tnh wealth Of the comm unity
The sul Eer OF cigars, the nhewer ol
sooIc;o sEd drinker OF beer may con,
tribute sc nething towards business
pros psIsfy, o1t the man who saves bi.
sAru..-- zad build, house contributes
mucn rots TO thst end. 1t Is trut
sA1es G:s high, bat they are no: su,t
gres; .G;snoes to wealth AZ idlenes
and ms sppe.tte for useless, Il no
bsru u articles. The young men ma,
tax. tg5 ala: snd learn that the expen
dituge u ten csnts per day saved a.
and ~ - inves.ei will in q yer,
sew years snouu. TO quite large su N
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
Philadelphia. Wilmington & Ha,
timore Railroad.
November lsth. 1887

Trains will ioave wiimiugtou ~ follows
Philadelphia texpressj, : SC. 4o,e 20. 40
slA %, elo. sc ioo7. u 81, II 81 a. m, u ao'
<, Actommo,atioa, Sc, 7,S 4oa ioa' a. n.
\ 40 q. 7to 10 %. % y p. m.
%. il j. Ii 81 a. NJ. i. ), q. 20, : o. and
" kceonin 60 l r-istion, go. 7on. 7Ga SIS, 10 asa.
m IS 4oo. sc. W. aud 10 20 p. IN.
Se~ York, 60. , &, 40 6at 90, 80. ioo7:
y Sa m, 'l2.2A, ~, : y, a . ~, u, and
FOR IVES, Chester. Vi, Lanokin, 9 70 and
lei a. NJ, .. IS snf !top.m
For Newark (Centr ! and intermediate sta
tInns. 1. a. m. l!tssnd6 u y. m.
BAltin re and intermediate stations, 10 Il q.
M. loo and II ~ y. m.
BAltimore and BAY Line, - p. m.
baltimore and " Ash!ngion, rs, ", ot.
10 ie, ara no a. m. L %, Il IL. ~. -, 10
u - and Is m.
New Castle, go, 20 .. m, ll5 tS, $50,
i6 = y. M. and u Us Night-
,tcorg.town and Lcwcs. 20 a. M. 10 PIN, d,
Sea;ord tsxpres }, ~ y. IN.
narrll lEton. lie sr. and way stations, So,
Express ior Harrington, 10 p. m. way
E'nrsSS 'ar Dove. Harrington, and Del
lmar, 8. Is Night.
frRuk IN city. ; 70 \. m,
ENpres. for Cape Char'es, Old FONT Com
fort SndSoriolk, 2OS sight.
IrAvc PhnAdciph!s. broad street, for Will
| n .u.ton teNp-essJ. u -. 81. %, : e, slo.
IiucS us, II % a. m, 2, sol, tC2. 4 80, bOe.
-. SO. 81. u u y. m.
See INN nodatton, a., 10 Is a. M, .2, 2.n,
-, 80, . =. 5 g, / to, ~ 50 and II q p. IN.
SUNDAY TkAINs.
For Philadelphia texprcts1, go. S2, 70, q,
: -. so. n =. In., - o2', ana 20 N.
Aeon mediation sl5a. M, l. iO, - 10,
W chts'tr !espTts'j.7i1.sIc. II 81 M.
b -. a.. and 10 % q.
Accommodation, - m, IL 10. =. = 10.
d. and ~ u,
F1r New NGfk cypress. 90, ab', 80, 7Is,
SIS u 81 a. N, 20, a. g - u ana b.u
FDr West Chester. via LAmokin. siSa. M,
For csgpc charlie, Old Point Comfort, and
| Fo- sew Cas- =. Mlddleiown, Clayton.
| Dover, ftitou Harrington, seaford, Laurel.
and D+lnar, D.. IS sight
Ealtiu ore tuI MAsuinetD". LIS, 44h sOi.
0 &, a. m, = "a, - q, and 45 y. IN. Balti'
more, 60 and u = y. IN.
| Leave PhilaI phia. Broad Street for Wh.
lminPtJn trIpr's ". %, 8. 80, 10 e.lo, Nm
| A. NJ, b.t,, .ji and L. NJ.
I Ac"0mlpoda Ion .5, 10. Is A. M, II q, 2. o.,
\ I6.lo, : - aHa ll.i5 l.. NJ.
ffc-r,i to tie ticket ofice at the station.
l FtalRs HatA'd thus - are II mited express
Juron which extra fare Is charged. ~
lCHAN. r. PlGH. j. X WOOD
General Manager General Passenger AZ
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
Academy Of Music.

"Zsz1. lie Magic Queen" com
meuc.d a weeks engagement 81 The
Academy las, evening before fair
sizsd audience. IL is q clever spsctscu.
lar play, conts:ns plenty OF popular
music, rendered by people who are fret.
clsss performers, and the women are al
young and pletiy. George II. Adams
ss Kuo~ai!, the Yankee, was full oi
quiet hugo, ard made q decided hit.
'Z,zo" viii run .he entire week, with
us:inses this, Wednesday, Friday and
SAtUldAy afternoons
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
Returned Home

Mt james Carroll, WHO left this city
last sr:ipE for Springfield, Macs re
turued home on Saturday, and ias
evening q reception was rendered hin
at the homo OF Mr.Alopzo Mitchell, COZ
East Seventh street, by his friends A
pleasant evening WAS spent, and tn,
guests re.usIed home at q REASONABLE,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
wANAM AK ERB
rALAD.-rAA-, rue,d.s, NOV ~. 1891.

rA4LAD.-rAl-, ruesdAs. NOV. AZ. lssI.
We yesterday singled a
few typical Dress Stuffs
from the medium priced
sorts. They show a little OF
the price drifs. 1t is toward
you. Always is at this sea-
son. The half-lull betweer
Fall activity and holiday ac-
tivity. An Indian Summer
time for wide.awake buyers
If anything, more Indian
Summery now than you
have ever known it.
Here is the yesterday list
again:
A % cent firm, good weight
Plaid Tor 10 cents.
A % cent crispy, hard woven
Armure for Is cents.
A 25cent Check Suiting,
springy as SILK Warp
Henrietta, for IS cents
| $50 cant modest II tie Check
| (4o inch) for 25 cents
| A 80 cent illuminated 80 inch
Tricot, tints of Autumn,
for 81 Il cents.
| A 80 cent all-wool Suiting,
coarse threads, ( 46.inch),
for 37H cents
A 75.cent all.wool Plaid:a
stuff for thick and thin
bright with now and
then fiecks OF silk, go.
inch), for so cents.
AS1 implrtei elk and wool
flaii; tine serge ground;
brilliant, wortbful
stuff, for 10 cents
l Three more:
Mixed Tricot. 81 good
last week. Goods that wei
. likely to be your first choio
. at 81. What are they the
! at IS cents? All the worth
. ness of plain cloth Trico
/ and an extra touch of sue
e gested color.
Il Cloth Plaids; so incl
= Down from 81 to IS cent
j. Over-plaided on checks. A
9 W ol, and fine. A servic
; able, handsome stuff.
y A not her all.wool &
n incher. Plaided on broke
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
DEGIsTER's ORDER
~ REG LETTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL, J

November 3, 1857
Upon the application OF Security Trust
snS snSn safe nsRosl, Company, ssyysscutor Of
Hundred. In said .coanty,. deceased, Il
Is ordered and directed by the Reg
lister that the Executor Aforesaid give
notice OF granting Of letters T,stsnsntary
with the date OF granting thereof,
by causing advertisements % he posted
within 70 days from the date of such
lettsrs In SIX OF the moat public
places OF the county of New Castle, requiring
Al persons having demands against the estate
70 present the same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly In such cane made and provided /;
and also cause the same 10 DC inserted within
The same period In the l,Aily REPUBLICAN,
= Newspaper publishedin Wilmington, and 70
be continued therein three weeks IL. o, a.
~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. o. fO1ice OF the Register bforesaid, at
--s-~ Wilmington, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOlls X. BRADFORD. Register.
NorICk-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly Attested to the Ex. cutor,
on or before November g. isss, or
abide the Act OF Assembly in such case made
.sEruRITY TRUST AND SAFE DE.
PObIT COMPANY, Executor.
Audress, Wilmington. Del. noVs-sw-eod
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29

TaK FACT thAt the railroad CON
pAa.es are trying to fnd some sAfel
means OF heating their cars than ths
deadly coal stove. and also ex peri nent
lug With automatic brakss on theil
freight cars, SHOWS tha, at lsss the
manager. are commenting to realize
tbs. human lie IL really worth more
than dollars and cents. II the com'
panlss will also take some measures
toward adopting . safe and reliable au'
tomatic coupler on every freight car 10
use, We shall commence 20 believe thai
after oil corporanons have souls.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
ID EaIsTER's ORDER
~ REG IsTFR's OFFICE.
kEw CASTLE COUNTY, DkL,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL,
October 18th. Iss7.
Upon the application OF George DANNY and
lohn sideboiham. executors OF Isabella
Br.ar, late OF Aew Jersey. deceased, It is
ordered and directed by the Reg
ists' that the Executors aforesaid give notice
OF grantipg Of letters TrstAmcntAry upon the
estate OF the deceased. with the date OF grant
Ing thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty DAYS from the date OF such
iettersin In six OF the most public plsces Of the
county of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to prese mt
the same, OF abide by an Act Of Assembly in
such case INSIDE and provided: and also cause
he came 10 be Inserted WITHIN the same PERI
cd In the Daily RkPuBLICAr, a news
and 10 be continued therein three weeks, e.
.. d..
Given under the hand ana Peal "f
L. s. Once OF the Register aforesaid. at
- Wilmington, In New Castle County
Aforesaid the day and yesr above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD,
Register.
! NOTICE. .-All persons having claims gAinst
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly Attcsted TO the Executors, on or be-
fore October 3sth, lssa OF abide the Act Of As
sembly in such case made and provided.
GhDRGE DANNY,
JOHN sIDEBUTHAM,
Executors.
Address, Charles Il. Lore, Esq, " Huntington,
Del. noys-Sw-eod
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
BEE HIVE"
3o6 Market Street.

For the last days Of Eovem-
ber we want to astonish our
selves, and know of 10 better
way to do it than by tempting
prices
SO pairs Of 104 Silver Gray
Blankets at 81; sold by the
manufacturer at 81 25
AZ pairs OF White Blankets
left 10 be rolled up for T9 cents
a pair This beat, all. 1t is
good in s!z. and sold at 81 as a
ttig drive.
Lea Of better ones up to
1913 $ isir. 90 pairs OF crib size
for the little Cnes for 81 SO q
iIair.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29

Q careful perusai, IS It gives in detail
the me,h ,ds In use 10 Lyndon and
Paris, the cities which boast OF having
the fuesI streets in the world.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29

THE NEXT NsA,nAl Rspu blicsn Con
vention should certainly be held 10
PnilsielphlA. Psunsylvsnia does MOI
permit any S.ss In the Unton 70 ex-
csei her In the m.jorities tor the Rs
publi,sn ,ickst. and for years has stood
a. q bu!vArk for the party. Philsdel'
phiA rolls up the lsrges; Republican
voc OF any cl y In the coanry, conse'
quantity the proprlety OF holding the
next invention in tia. city cannot be
disputed. /, is nova mum eer OF years
since = Nss.onA! Convention WAS held
there, and IL 10 certain that no better
PLACE cau be selected.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29

The PAtspsoo SuperlaEive Patent
Flour is u Gde from the choicest wheat
obtsinab,e, therefore Il is tie best -four
ask ycGr grocer or honr dealer for IL.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
wANAM AKERs'

checks. Soft as doeskiu;
quiet colcrs. Is cents, from
Isl.
Third aud fourth circles, southeast OF
centre.
Striped Jersey Flannel;
Iall wool. Down from 45
to 81 cents. Elastic weave.
Hard yarn surface on one
side; soft, downy on the
other. A stuff that cold
won't easily creep through
| or wind blow through. For
skirts, for sacks, for any
thing where you want a
warm, clinging, yielding,
handsome fabric. Maybe 80
styles to choose from
navy and red pink aud blue
black and red pink and gray
blue and white brown and cardina al
pink and white gray and cardinal
A dozen or so with three
colors, some with m o e.
Stripes, streaks, zig.zags.
And the price 37s cents!
Two long counters fulf of
Just as remarkable Flannels.
We stop at but one more, a
37i cent kind down to as.
cents. Plaided and striped.
Wrapper Flannel t h e y
call it. Just as good for
skirts or half a dozen other
things as for wrappers. Mar
row stripes, broad stripes,
combination stripes; big and
little plaids. Pretty enough
colors, but it is the material
that makes it so big a %
cents worth.
Fourth circle, northeast OF centre.
A new Cloaking. Heavy
weight, solid fur back. Six
quiet stripes and 4 modest
|plaids. 81 inches, S.. Your
eyes and finger tips tell you
lit is extra good for the
money. 2S ounces to the
yard, the maker says. We
haven't weighed it, but it
looks every ounce Of that.
A Cloaking that will stlnd
lgrief.
Last circle, northwest Of certre.
A happy thought to lump
1.-THE materials for a neat Cos
tune. 1t saves you most OF
the worry of picking out
land all the worry Of match
ling. Likley to safe you
money, too. We can pick
better than most OF you
would be apt to. There's q
Iknack in choosing the fittest
novelty to go with a piair
lstuff.
.l$4 Robe
yards OF - inch Basket
| sanglier, with ample Nov
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
RKGIsTKR's oRDEI.
~ Rk9IsTER'B OrHICL
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DnL.,

- kH6kHTER,B OYRICL
Is NEW CASTLE County, DnL.,
November and, iss7
uyor the application OF JANIS nj. HOt-
rEcKER III. .Administrstor Of Thomas j.
aid county. deceased, it Is ordered ana
directed BY the Register that the Xd- N
granting of iett.rs OF AdministrstioS.
apon the estate OF the deceased, with the daie
lof granting thereof. by cauting adyeriiss.
menu 20 be posted within forty days
rom the date Of such letters In six III
the most pnblle places Of the county
% New Castle. requiring all person,
having demands against the estate 20 prssen
the sAms, OF abide by an Act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided /; and also cause
the same 20 be inserted within the same T rerIod
IN the Daily REPUBLICAN,, q newspaper pub
hshed In Wilmington, Det., and 20 be con TIN
ued therein three weeks (e. o. d.
{ ~~1 Given under the hand sna seal M
q. q. fOriee OF the Register aforesaId. M
g. Wiminaton, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and wear above written,
JOHN X. BRADFDRD, Register,
NoTfCn-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same daily Attested 10 the Administrator,
~ or before November -. isss, or abide
The Aetof Assembly In such cAs. made and
provided
JAMES II. BoFFEcKER Jr.,
Address. Wilmington, De-. nss
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
OUTSIDE GARMENTS

For dies, Misses and Chill
|dren.
Plush Coats, we'll lined and
fnisbe from sl2 80 to $50 each;
English dyes.
Plush Wraps
Astrachsn Wraps.
Fine Diagonal Wraps.
All handsomely trimmed.
Tie best tailor-made Jersey
Ja.het found in the city; sewed
80 the seams will STAY About
Ia dozen styles of Jackets in
plain and fancy.
| Raglsns Cor little money or
Igood ones.
| Newmarkets at all prices.
| We try hard to please you in
jCoats f r tue little ones OF
maicens. We we're ne ser 80
ousy in that der ar tment as now,
Showing that the Bee Hive is q
popular place.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-29
TUESDAY, DEUEMEkR X ., !xi,
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st 2 30 o'clCcz 2. H.,
Containing lso acres, and known %
Thompson farEi. This isEn Il faVofsas
many ADVANTAGES rarely fband on isfl
fered at public sale, iur It's ntArlean "
New Castle and WIlmilgton uhfItla
for grain and all varieties 0i fSfm lid
Tbe land Ia 10 high STATE 0i euluhA
and tho buildings In cod rtpsif, ~
OF q lO.roomed brick aod irspo oHelH
good grapary, tool and wagon noAta .
/ stabling for 30 head ef stock, and u
psruy new.
The fencing Is in Ro1i order hs %
which lie hodge, there 10 ~ acres II VI
4 seeded with timoihT
IKR14s:-There can B 100 rsn s,n
age, and Ior further phrticubAi loc li
sam el,, VI cilyAin, Nc. "A SOuIn hFa an
philadelphia. =,
weather, ANDREW MeiLEAiN.
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